ASMR University is an app to help you to learn more about the art and science of autonomous sensory meridian response. ASMR is often reported as an extremely relaxing and calming feeling usually associated with a tingling or euphoric feeling in the brain. Stimuli that initiate ASMR are called “triggers” and may be induced by having someone touch you lightly, receiving personal attention, observing someone demonstrate something with expertise, or listening to a soft voice.Common examples of situations that stimulate ASMR include having your skin lightly touched, having someone wash or cut your hair, receiving focused attention from a clinician, watching a skilled individual create a drawing or painting, hearing certain sounds like tapping or crinkling, having someone talk to you in a soft, slow, and comforting tone, or having someone whisper gently to you.This app will share information about science and research related to ASMR, as well as current ASMR events and the artistic aspects of ASMR.